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Q: Possible High-risk Pregnancy

asked by: lulusantos on March 26th, 2007

New User

I HAVE A FOUR MONTH OLD BABY(BORN AT 36WEEKS 4 DAYS) THAT WAS A HIGH RISK (SHORT CERVIX) PREGNANCY, THEY TREATED ME WITH WEEKLY HYDROXY PROGESTERONE 17P INJECTIONS. I FOUND OUT THAT I AM 5 WEEKS PREGNANT, ARE THERE ANY RISKS AND WILL THIS PREGNANCY BE HIGH RISK ALSO?

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Mabel

replied on March 26th, 2007

Moderator

Re: Pregnancy

lulusantos wrote:

Could be. You should consult your doctor.

Tylanas

replied on March 26th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I am moving this to the pregnancy forum.

Magical Logic

replied on March 26th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

i am pretty sure your dr will be watching closely.

after i had problems with my first child .i was high risk after that. but that was just me and everyone is differnet.

mommyto3soontobe4boys

replied on March 28th, 2007

Experienced User

you can be classified as " high risk " for many reasons, I am high risk because of my diabetes. however, a friend of mine who delivered 4 weeks ago today was considered to be high risk because of her weight and she is RH neg. so I would just get to the doctor a.s.a.p. and talk to him or her about your conserns and find out from them if you will be classified as high risk for this pregnancy. I think that if you tell the dr's office that you were high risk during your first pregnancy they should get you in sooner than 12 weeks along. good luck and congrats on your little mirical.

chrystal

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